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*The episode title is a possible reference to the episode "{{W|Spock's Brain}}" from ''[[Star Trek]]''.
 
*''[[High Pants Times]]'' is a parody of {{W|High Times}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1792344385121820806 Matt Selman's Twitter - "High Times"]</ref>
 
*''[[High Pants Times]]'' is a parody of {{W|High Times}}.<ref>[https://twitter.com/mattselman/status/1792344385121820806 Matt Selman's Twitter - "High Times"]</ref>
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*[[Lisa]] asking [[Grampa]] if the shoe tree brings him joy is a reference to the reality TV show ''{{W|Tidying Up with Marie Kondo}}''.
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*[[Lisa]] asking [[Grampa]] if the shoe tree brings him joy is a reference to {{W|Marie Kondo}}'s tidying method of keeping those things that spark joy.
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*[[Bart]] exclaims "Oh, my god, are you there? It's me Margaret." referencing ''{{W|Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret.}}''.
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*[[Bart]] exclaims "Oh, my god, are you there? It's me Margaret." referencing ''{{W|Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.}}''
 
*[[Mrs. Peyton]] wears a ''[[Pulp Fiction]]'' shirt.
 
*[[Mrs. Peyton]] wears a ''[[Pulp Fiction]]'' shirt.
 
*Bart and [[Milhouse]] play a parody of ''{{W|Mortal Kombat}}'' using a controller similar to {{W|Xbox}}'s.
 
*Bart and [[Milhouse]] play a parody of ''{{W|Mortal Kombat}}'' using a controller similar to {{W|Xbox}}'s.
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**[[Brach's Candy Corn Fudge]], a reference to {{W|Brach's}} candy.
 
**[[Brach's Candy Corn Fudge]], a reference to {{W|Brach's}} candy.
 
**[[Man Flakes]], a parody of {{W|Bran flakes}}.
 
**[[Man Flakes]], a parody of {{W|Bran flakes}}.
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*[[Sideshow Mel]] says that the bone in his hair was given to him by {{W|Yahoo Serious}}.
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*[[Sideshow Mel]] says that the bone in his hair was a kangaroo femur given to him by {{W|Yahoo Serious}}.
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*The scene where Bart and the brain separate is a reference to the ending tribute scene to {{W|Paul Walker}} in ''{{W|Furious 7|Fast & Furious 7}}''. "{{W2|See You Again|Wiz Khalifa}}" by {{W|Wiz Khalifa}} plays over it.
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*The scene where Bart and the brain separate is a reference to the ending tribute scene to {{W|Paul Walker}} in ''{{W|Furious 7|Fast & Furious 7}}''. "{{W|See You Again}}" by {{W|Wiz Khalifa}} and {{W|Charlie Puth}} plays over it.
  
 
== Trivia ==
 
== Trivia ==
 
*The [[Bart's Brain#Gags|opening sequence]] starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present.
 
*The [[Bart's Brain#Gags|opening sequence]] starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present.
 
*Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo.
 
*Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo.
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*[[Corbin Everly's brain]] was donated to [[Springfield University]] on June 23, 1975.
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*Corbin Everly's brain was donated to [[Springfield University]] on June 23, 1975.
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*The caption on the picture of [[Corbin Everly]] winning an accountant award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stand for {{W|Certified Public Accountant}}.
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*The caption on the picture of [[Corbin Everly]] winning an accounting award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stands for {{W|Certified Public Accountant}}.
  
 
== Continuity ==
 
== Continuity ==
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*Among his other war memorabilia, Grampa gives Bart a dud grenade. ("[[Better Off Ned]]")
 
*The bullies hang out at the [[Mattress King]] parking lot. ("[[King Leer]]")
 
*The bullies hang out at the [[Mattress King]] parking lot. ("[[King Leer]]")
 
*Cereals seen at Try-N-Save include:
 
*Cereals seen at Try-N-Save include:
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**[[Asbest-O's]] and "[[Fruit-Free Frootees]]". ("[[Pretty Whittle Liar]]")
 
**[[Asbest-O's]] and "[[Fruit-Free Frootees]]". ("[[Pretty Whittle Liar]]")
 
**[[Bran Cheks]]. ("[[The Winter of His Content]]")
 
**[[Bran Cheks]]. ("[[The Winter of His Content]]")
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**[[Budget-O's]]. ("[[Mobile Homer]])
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**[[Budget-O's]]. ("[[Mobile Homer]]")
 
**[[Éclairios Cereal]]. ("[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]")
 
**[[Éclairios Cereal]]. ("[[Sweets and Sour Marge]]")
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== Goofs ==
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*There are three children's bikes outside of [[Herman's Military Antiques]] despite Bart being the only customer. This is due to the shot being reused from "[[From Russia Without Love]]".
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
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[[Category:Trivia]]
 
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[[Category:Goofs]]

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References/Trivia


Season 35 Episode References
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"Bart's Brain"
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Cultural references[edit]

Trivia[edit]

  • The opening sequence starts during the episode, with Bart pranking people with the brain. A title screen with the title of the episode is also present.
  • Sideshow Mel reveals that the bone in his hair is the femur of a kangaroo.
  • Corbin Everly's brain was donated to Springfield University on June 23, 1975.
  • The caption on the picture of Corbin Everly winning an accounting award has the initials "CPA" after his name which stands for Certified Public Accountant.

Continuity[edit]

Goofs[edit]

References[edit]


Season 35 References
Homer's Crossing • A Mid-Childhood Night's Dream • McMansion & Wife • Thirst Trap: A Corporate Love Story • Treehouse of Horror XXXIV • Iron Marge • It's a Blunderful Life • Ae Bonny Romance • Murder, She Boat • Do the Wrong Thing • Frinkenstein's Monster • Lisa Gets an F1 • Clan of the Cave Mom • Night of the Living Wage • Cremains of the Day • The Tell-Tale Pants • The Tipping Point • Bart's Brain